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Tag Archives: America
Live after US left Irak
He spoke from the same Oval Office setting used by Bush in 2003, when he told the world America had no alternative but to flush out Saddam Hussein’s putative weapons of mass destruction. The WMDs never turned up — and … Continue reading
Posted in Military and Police
Tagged Afghanistan, America, Canada, cannot, combat, combat deaths, combat role, diplomatic influence, Iraq, iraq invasion, Kandahar, Obama, role, Saddam Hussein, U.S., U.S. President, War, weapons of mass destruction
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Missing Lesson From the Mine Tragedy
In the wake of last week’s disaster at Massey Energy Company’s Upper Big Branch Mine in West Virginia, it’s become increasingly clear that CEO Don Blankenship has gamed the loophole-laden mine safety enforcement system. Despite a supposedly tougher federal law … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else
Tagged America, Brown, CEO Don Blankenship, Company, don blankenship, Energy, enforcement, God, Kimberly Freeman, Massey, massey energy company, MINE, mine safety and health administration, Mr. Obama, Randy Cox, Safety, sago west virginia, Wall Street, West Virginia, west virginia mine explosion
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Charleston fire station forced to remove nativity scene
Firefighters are forced to pull the plug on a Christmas Nativity scene, one that they’ve displayed for years, after a local man files a complaint citing the display violated the First Amendment. Charleston Fire Department Station 12 had to remove … Continue reading
Posted in Other - Business
Tagged America, Charleston, charleston fire department, Christmas, christmas nativity scene, department, fire, Fire Station, freedom from religion foundation, Joanne Roberts, Nativity, s endorsement, scene, Sister Jane Livingston, Sister Livingston, St. Paul, United States, United States of America, Wisconsin
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Complaints against DirecTV soar after A.G. charges “deceptive” practices
The state attorney general’s office received more than 50 overnight complaints against DirectTV after Rob McKenna filed a lawsuit against the company for “deceptive and unfair practices.” That follows hundreds of complaints filed against the satellite television business, which McKenna … Continue reading
Six progressive complaints about House health bill deserve attention
The Affordable Health Care for America Act was approved by the U.S. House Saturday night with overwhelming support from progressive Democrats in the chamber and a president who was elected with the enthusiastic support of progressive voters. Well, of course, … Continue reading
Posted in Goverment and Politics
Tagged America, bill, california nurses association, congressman dennis kucinich, DENNIS KUCINICH, DONNA SMITH, ERIC MASSA, FROM, Health, health insurance industry, industry, insurance, private health insurance, public health insurance, S CECILE RICHARDS, U.S. House, Wall Street
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States Want Coordinated Crackdown On Debt Relief Firms
The attorneys general of 40 states have asked the Federal Trade Commission to tighten regulation of companies offering debt relief services to consumers. The FTC is currently reviewing a new rule proposal to amend the current Telemarketing Sales Rule. The … Continue reading
Report: GarCo oil and gas dept. tiny despite growing complaints, workload
Despite a growing number of complaints from Garfield County residents about the environmental impacts of natural gas drilling, the county department charged with addressing those issues is one of the smallest and least staffed, according to the Glenwood Springs Post-Independent. … Continue reading
Ousted UN official stands by election complaint
An American ousted as the No. 2 official at the U.N. mission in Afghanistan said Monday he has no second-thoughts about assertions that the organization failed to aggressively probe vote fraud charges in the August presidential election. “The flaw that … Continue reading
Making People Poor at Walmart
At the world’s largest and most profitable retailer, low wages, unpaid overtime, and union busting are a way of life. Now Wal-Mart workers are fighting back. * In 2001, sales associates, the most common job in Wal-Mart, earned on average … Continue reading
Posted in Company
Tagged America, Arkansas, boom boxes, city, Company, Dr. Richard Drogin, federal labor law, Greg Denier, Labor, labor relations board, Mart, Martin Levitt, Newport, northeastern Arkansas, Sam, U.S., union, united food and commercial workers, united food and commercial workers international union, US, Walton, world
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Why we Need to Know the Truth About 9/11
Eight years after the attacks of 9/11, the ongoing Governmental secrecy surrounding the events of that fateful day is becoming impossible to maintain — the official 9/11 fairy tale has continuously unraveled — and the more the truth is revealed, … Continue reading